You may remember Jenna and Todd from their Malibu Engagement Portraits earlier this year. Now it’s time for the wedding! Rather than the typical Los Angeles ballroom wedding, Jenna and Todd wanted something different. They decided to go a bit south, to the Rancho Valencia Resort and Spa near San Diego. It’s a beautiful property with with a Spanish vibe and lots of greenery and open space.
Elissa and Richie selected an unusual location for their Jewish wedding. Vibiana in Downtown Los Angeles is a decommissioned Catholic Church. It was heavily damaged in the famous Northridge Earthquake in 1994 and sat idle for quite some time. Eventually an investor came in, purchased property and rebuilt it for special events.
Jenna and Todd’s engagement session took place at three different locations in Malibu. First we started at a beautiful park set back in the hills, then moved to the one and only dog-friendly beach in the Malibu-area, then off to a third beach with some awesome rock formations.
Introducing Ariella and Elie! Their day started at the Woodland Hills Marriott before moving to Shomrei Torah Synagogue in West Hills.
Presenting Ashley and Jeff! We did their engagement session at two locations – first Paramount Ranch in Agoura Hills, then Hidden Valley in Thousand Oaks. We got some great images and I can’t wait for the wedding!
I love photographing Bat Mitzvahs, and Nicole’s was no exception. We started with family portraits at the house and then moved to Temple Kehillat Israel in Pacific Palisades, California. It’s a great synagogue to do photography – bright and airy with a unique contemporary look.
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Ethan’s Bar Mitzvah was a blast. We started with early-morning family portraits at the house and then moved to Wilshire Boulevard Temple’s West Campus for religious photos and the service.
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Silvia and Carole are a mother-daughter combo that share a birthday. How cool is that? Enjoy the video, produced by my good friends at YudaVision.